Colombia’s flying capital is Roldanillo. It has hosted a bevy of international comps, including the Paragliding World Cup Superfinal,
Read moreIn season, every day in Valle de Bravo is flyable, giving you a variety of mountain, flatland and convergence lift to fill your boots with.
Read moreThe Blue Hill (Morro Azul) has this name because in spring and summer it’s covered with blue hortensias. It’s also often covered in paragliders
Read moreDespite its proximity to the ocean, Sampaio Correia is the best place to fly cross country in the state of Rio de Janeiro
Read moreCross-country flights of more than 200km over amazing flatlands are very frequent from Jaraguá during the season (from July to October)
Read moreIlha do Mel (Honey Island) is car free and one of the most picturesque beach resorts in all of southern Brazil
Read moreAndré Wolf broke the South American hang gliding record right next to where he lives in Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil, landing in Argentina
Read moreCarrancas is a small touristic town in the heart of Minas Gerais state. It is the perfect spot to enjoy a nice weekend trip immersed in nature
Read moreAraxá has hosted the Brazilian Nationals several times. The grassy launch is considered one of the best flying sites in Brazil
Read moreYear-round flying in the heart of Colombia – perfect for new pilots who want airtime
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